An Award-Winning Digital Design and Marketing Agency is looking for a HTML5 Web Developer to join their busy development team. This is the perfect job for somebody who is seeking career progression. Ideally you would have some commercial experience. Skills are HTML5, JavaScript, Bootstrap and jQuery Salary £25K to £35K.
The Benefits:
If you can see yourself working in a trendsetting area of Central London with fashionable clubs, bars and an eclectic dining scene then please read on:
- Full Training & Certifications
- 25 Days’ Holiday
- Pension Scheme
- Private Healthcare
- Remote Working
- Flexible Working Hours
Career Progression:
- Access to the e-learning platform
- Become Umbraco and Sitecore Certified
- Become a Full Stack Developer
About the Role:
The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting the web team in providing web solutions that meet our clients’ needs and help shape the clients’ digital offering. Your creativity and technical excellence will manifest itself in a wide range of products and services which will help the client to distinguish itself from their competitors and offer the clients a truly engaging and superior interactive experience.
You will be expected:
- To produce well documented code
- To produce comprehensive and accurate estimates for work
- To take ownership of a task/project
- To produce high quality and standards compliant front-end code (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap and jQuery)
- To Test work thoroughly against specifications and test plans to avoid errors and re-work
- To work with creative, production and account teams to help deliver large campaigns
- To be creative, inspirational and proactive
- To have a keen eye for front end design and animation
Technical Capabilities:
- HTML5 canvas
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- ES6
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
Desirable:
- C#/ASP.NET/MVC Razor
- Umbraco, Sitecore
- React
- GIT
- Webpack
- Jira, Unit testing skills
If you wish to be considered or you want to know more about the role then please contact us as soon as possible. These opportunities do not present themselves often.